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SALT r CURED.

was troubled with Salt Rheum for q number
OF years, 80 that the skin entirely cam OF one
Of my hands from the finger tips to the wrist !
tried remedies and doctors prescriptions 10 no
purpose until / commenced taking Cuticura
remedies, and now l am entirely cured.
Z. T. PARKER, ST9 Northampton ST., Boston
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NO MEDICINE LIKE THEN.

We have sold your Cuticura Remedies for the
last six years, and no medicines on our shelves
give better satisfaction.
c. \. ATHERToN, Druggist, Albany, n. y.
Cuticura Remedies are sold everywhere. Price
cents. Prepared by the Potter DRUG AND CHIN
ICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
Send for "How q Cure skin Diseases"
p0UOc Pimples Skin Blemishes and Baby
6nU01, Humors, cured by Cuticura Soap,
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Tired and %DGSpOndGnt.

.,me tine my Liver had been ont Of
.F'1 III f.II generally good for nothing. l
coi'. ~i ig'rI 10 Try simmons Liver Regulator
". s.5,aa was qaicS and ' s,SIiSs SG IS an N t eR.
ValNi --.n4,1y -. X. HILAND, Monroe, Iowa.
,.,,sn3 tbs genuine with trade mark u on
...-,,,,.r. Guarantee of genuine.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY, OPERATING
i Cleveland and Pi,isburg II. X.
Condensed timetable Of passenger trains cor.
rctci 70 JANUARY N. ls7-CenuRl standard
Time.
EAsr AMI NORTH To rIrrspuRa AND q EyEiAsp.
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ITCHING. SCALY. pINpIy.

For the last year l have had q species OF itch
ing. scaly and pimply humors on my face to
which | have applied a great many methods Of
treatment without success, and which was speed
lily and entirely cured by Cuticura.
MRS ISAAC PHELPS Rayenua. q.
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B.. C. Il z. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire AZ 3:IOp m. for WoOdsfeld and
Slmmertield.
Leave Bellaire at $50 p. IN. fer GAINESVILLE and
intermediate points.
Arrive ut Bellaire gc25 a IN. and 500 p. N.
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ganroads.

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD CON.
y pany. On and aner January so..1ss7. ps1en.
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Medidnal.
SKIN AND SCALP
CIeansed, Purified and Beautiaed b,
tha rufrrurn Re~aai..

For cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Disagur-
ing Humors, for allaying Itching. Burning and
Inflammation, for curing the inst symptoms Of
Eczema, Psoriasis, Milk Crust Scaly Head, Scrof.
ula, and othe- inherited Skin and Blood Diseases,
an exquisite Skin Beautifier. externally, and Gu
ticura kesolyent the new Blood Purifier, inter.
nally, ere infalfible.
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Money 3 I-@a5 Per Cent.-Govcrnmcnts
Dull and Steady-St9cks LOwer-Flour
Dull and Unchanged-wheat Lower.
New YORK, January 3l.-Money on
call easy at 34a5 per cent; closing. at
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CINCINNATI, o., January 31.-COtton
Quiet; middling 9bc. Flour-Steady
and in fair demand; family So 50a3 20;
fancy So 90ai 10. Wheat-Dull; No. =
81; receipts $500 bushels; shipments H.
90 bushels. COrn-Scarce, firm and higher;
No. . mixed 373. Oats-Quiet; No. .
mixed 3Oa3llc. ~Rye-Firm; No. . Coo.
Pork-Dull at S12 So. Lard-In good
demand at S. 40. Bulk Mcats-In fair
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IS DIAMOND STREET, PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29

tuds the republican seuatora watch after
the interests of abr. RsdaleEerger. Last
season be was an Ishmay.lte. He always
Sat alone. He waadased down 10 the
lunch room and took a scat at d solitary
table ~ y day. The other senstors
would talks q look at him and 20 by. Ii
ne had asked them to take d bite with
HIM, they Ia all probability, would have
recollected other engagementss Riddle
berger sage publicly that the only one of
the republicans who had even invited
him TO enter the door of his home Was
Senator Palmer of Michigan, But now
the atmosphere has changed. Ron never
see the senator from Virginia alone.
Some republican IS always chatting with
him. He has received invitations TO
dine at their bouses. Some OF them have
introduced him to their wives. although
lie has been in Washington four years
without O presentation. He hasn't
lunched alone since the ssason opened,
but always has one or two companions.
Don Cameron has even invited him TO
join the poker party that meets at the
mansion of the senator from Pennsyl
vsnis on rainy days. Rtddleberger seems
to enjoy 1t, and the senators. now that
they ere getting acquainted with him,
say he's an unoommoDIy good fellow. So
much for the power of attraction in poll.
tics.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
Governor marmaduke,s Death

st. Louis, Dec. S-Reports from
Jefferson City say that Gov. Marina
dukes condition was much worse TO.
day, and that his case Is critical. He is
surrounded by his relatives and 10 re-
ceiving the best medical attendance to
be had.
a Journal special from Jefferson City
says: Gov. John 8. Marmaduke died at
the executive mansion at $50 o'clock to-
night. The governor has not been we'll
since the adjournment of the special ses-
sion of the Legislature last sumner.
Some time after the close of the extra
session, taking the advice of friends and
physicians, he went TO Europe.
The party finally located at o
watering place in Belgium, where they
remained three or four weeks. For
several weeks past his friends have no.
ticed that he appeared TO be breaking
down. On Friday last he felt badly, but
attended to his official duties as usual ,
both on Friday and the next day. On
Saturday end on Sunday his brother,
Darwin w. Marmaduke, insisted on
summoning medical aid. DIR, Danson.
who Was called in, informed the governor
that he was liable to a violent attack OF
pneumonia. That night he made o trip
to his office, but quickly returned, and
during the night complained OF pains
In his lungs. On Monday he
stayed ct home, and by tuesday
morning his condition had become
no much worse that he asked
that DR.. r. E. Young, superintendent Of
OF the Nevada lunatIo asylum, be sent
for. His brother, Leslie Marmaduke; Of
st. Louis, was also telegraphed for. Up
to . O'Clock this morning ne special nm
e~asinsss was felt. but at that hour q
change for the worse became visible and
he commenced sinking. By half past 2
O'Clock this afternoon . great change
had occurred and his physicians. after
holding q consultation, unanimously an
nonnced that he was beyond the reach
of medical aid. He remained in a semi
eumatose state all afternoon and ave-
ming. At 9:37 tonight, surrounded by
a number of intimate persons and
official associates, be breathed his last
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
One NGensixe partiann.

Washington special: Nathan A. O.
Smith, of Wisconsin, is one Of the Of
~fensiye partissns whom Col. Villas has
been obliged to retain in office in spite
OF the protests OF ell the democratic
senators and congressman in the country
fhe fact iB MIR. Smith had q head full of
information which cAnLot be found in the
books anywhere, and the only way TO
| get the benefit OF that information is to
retain him ia Office. For mora than half
o Hcore OF years Mr.. Smith has held the
position OF presidential appointment
CLERK for the posepffise department. he
knows all of the public men OF the day,
and in fact all OF the public men OF the
past twenty years. Mr.. Smith rendered
his resignation IN June, 1885, and wen:
to look after his property in Kansas,
Florids. Wisconsin and New Hampshire.
"NGthan," aH he is Familiarity
termed 10 the department., has
always been thrifty and is able to live
without q government position. 80.
having resigned and spent the ummer
and fall 10 attending to his private af-
faire, MIR. Smith came to Washington in
February following. In the hal Of the
department he met the young man who
vas his successor. and was BY him
informed that his place would be made
vacant soon, either by death or vesigna.
ton. inasmuch eB his health was mnoh
impaired Nathan said: "Weil, then /
gaess I'll come back into the depart
ment."
AS soon as Col. Villas heard that
Nathan was willing to return, he hastily
summoned him and requested his Ser
Woes. That is the history in brief, and
that is why Nathan Smith, the Wlscon-
sin veteran soldier and pioneer, holds
the important position Of presidential
appointment clerk in the postofice de-
partment under q democratic admins
tfation. He is o thoroughly offensive
partisan rerS5liear; but there he ID snd
there he will stay.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
Tarir Kestriotions an wool.

Washington. Dec. .27--Oensui Baker
in his report to the department Of state
in regard to the wool production OF the
Argentine Republic. says that the
amount Of fine woods shipped 1 D the
United States is annually becoming less.
The csuse Of this is in a great part due
to the fact that the United States tariff
unintentionally discriminates agairst
such woods from the Argentine Republic
IN favor Of those from Australia, New
Isaland, etc, q system OF pom.
putting duties making no allowance
Whatever for the fact that the dirt aud
grease In the woods Of the Argentine
Republic are fully 70 per cent greater
than those Of the former countries,s this
excess OF dirt and grease being required
to pay full tariff rates for wool. The
only woods from the Argentine Republic
which II 10 now possible to ship upder
our tariff are "Criolla,n or. long carpet
wools. OF the province OF CordoIa, which
are shipped from Rosario. and which
amount to about to about 10000, 600
pounds annually.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
~. PAM CARNIVAL Rates.

ST. Paul, MINI , Dec. 27-It is now a
settled facts that the rates from Chicago
and all points west to the st. Paul
winter carnival will be one fare for tie
round trip. No official action to that
effect hes been taken, but the general
passenger agents Of the several roads
running into st. Paul concede that such
rates will OF necessity be inside, because
the Minnesota aud Northwestern
has expressed determination
to pursue such q coufse.
General Passenger Agent Teasdale SAID
yesterday that the Omaha road would
give rates to the carnival ct mi fare for
the round tsip from ell points ON the
line. There is no doubt but the Omaha
officers have been in favor of these rates
Sill along,but the road u o member ofthe
western state passenger association. and
could not cot Independently. Mr.. Teas,
dale now says, however, that one fare
rates from all points on the line are
sure thing.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
The House Committees

Washington, Dec. 27-Speaker CARLISLE
10 devoting from eight TO ten hours q
day to the task of making mp the house
committees. There are 30 many new
members in the present house that it
would worry the patience Of q saint to
find ont from them just what line Of
committee work they think themselves
most capable of performing. M0st OF
these e members have indicated
by letter, or through some
friend, their preference for
this or that committee. and ii
they can't get on one, there is some ether
committee they fancy as second choice.
Il is eyen harder for she speaker TO fix
the old members than it has ever been
before since it became the duty of the
distinguished Ken.uckian to preside over
deliberations OF the house. The trouble
is that q single state has from two to five
representative who have served several
terpas. and they think they ought to
have c~hairmanships. The various dele
cations ara pulling together to more
or less extent, and each is apparently
jealous OF some other delegation.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
COLD FACTS.
This Weeks Lew Thermometer In the
Northwest Region.

Ihta weeks Lew Thermometer In Iht
Northwest Region.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 2s-The
Temperature this morning was IA degree,
below z.ro, clear and but little wind
lheIstorm OF yesterdsy does not appear te
have touohed northern Minnesota or Da
kots. Very little snow fell here yesterday
T~elegrRphio communication in the north,
west is uninterrupted, aud no blocksdes
are reported, except slight ones id the
southern part of the state.
Duluth reports the coidess weather Of
the sesson-25 degrees below.
Brainerd reports 80 below yesterday
The indications are that the cold snap
will moderate somewhat Tonight.
La Crosse, Wis. Dec, 2s-The cold snap
developed into g regular blizzard in this
vicinity yesterday, with o fall in the
temperature last night TO IL degrees be-
low zero. Railroad officers repors heavy
drifting OF GOV along their respective
lines during the night. and to-dsy'a
trains are delayed about an hour. The
expectation is that the GOLD snap will
increase in severity by Tonight, which
will freeze mp the Mississippi river Bufi-
ciently to admit of safe crossing.
Oshkosh, Wis.,, Dec. 28-The Their
mometer fell twenty degrees during the
night, registering 6 below zero at day
light, and Yves accompanied by keen
wind and very light snow, which drifted
considerably. Trains are only slightly
delayed. The weather moderated some.
what by 10 o'clock.
Chicago. Dec. 28-Tbe cold wave,
which came down from the north west
yesterday, hovers over Chicago still, and
The prospects are that the mercury will
drop still lower, At 6 o'clock Sthie
morning the signal service Thermometers
registered ! degree above zero Al 10
O'clock reliable spirit Thermometers
marked3 above. At the hour last
mentioned the signal service had not re-
es,yad q signal report from the weat OF
northwest, this indicating that the
weather must be very severe.
Winona, MINI, Dec. ga blizzard
struck this city Tuesday evening, caus-
below zero. The weather lie clear and
cold this morning, with occasional light
SHOWS, Reports from the surrounding
country up to moor to-day indicate no
stoppsge of traffic by the storm.
Oincinnati, Ohio, Dec, 2S-The ther-
mometer this morning was 16 above. d
fall of % degrees since yesterday after
noon.
BLOOMINGTON, Ell. Dec. 28-The mer-
cnry was 10 degrees below this morning.
The weather is cold and bright. The II
iinols Central mall train ID five hours
late, and all mails are delayed.
O%heboygan. Dec. 28-A terrible storm
is raging in this part OF the state, delay
ing trains, blocking roads and impeding
travel.
Milwaukee, Wis. Dec. 2s-Trains on
all roads runaiDg into this city were all
from one to five hours late this morning
in consequence OF the blizzard which
ragged in this section throughout the
night. Snow fell to the depth of five
and q bsls inches. and drifted badly.
The temperature at day break was 2
below zero, and OF noon the mercury
recorded 4 below zero.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
DAKOTA CONVERSATIONS

An effort Is on foot to establish
packing house at Tyndaji.
Real estate transfers in Sioux Fall.
tos tie year amounted tc over So. 0OO, 600
The valuation of city property al
Aberdeen is nearly triple last years as
sessment.
The Marion creamery has paid oat
Sll ,505 in the past eight months &c
farmers for cream.
Frank Burnham, arrested on a charge
OF attempted rope. escaped from Jail al
Sioux Fails Monday.
Drs. Goodrich, Cook and Duncan
have received commissions ss the e x
aiming board for pensions 1T Ohsm.
beriain.
The archaeological library at Rapid
City school OF mines is nearly complet-
ed, and q special class for miners will be
organized January /.
The insurance companies are cancel.
ing all policies on saloon buildings and
stock throughout the territory where
local option carried at the recent elac-
tion.
Several counties have not sent in their
official election returns. Coy. Church
says he will send messengers after them
and charge the expenae to the respective
counties.
Jamestown college has sixty stndents.
one senior, two juniors, four sophomeres,
sWeny-seven freshmen end twenty-six
preparatory students. There are seven
IN the faculty.
The Dakota wheat crop OF 1887 bids
fair to overrun the 60, 900, 900 bushels
estimated by Commissioners P. f. Mo
Glare. Already 5 5000, GOO bushels have
been marketed.
The committee appointed by the
Huron board of trade is reaching for a
towmill, a creamery,a foundry and ma
chine shop. a iaxmili, a broom factory
and marble- works.
Warrants have been issued for the or
rest Of Martin Moon and Mike Msnsen,
at Church's Ferry, charged with start
ing incendiary fires in the Oriental hotel.
Moon was the discharged bartender.
John Laplant, o half breed Indian on
the Sioux reservation, has skipped out.
Il o develops that he has for years
carried on a reg ular system OF thieving
and has alec been guilty ct the murder
OF an Indian boy.
The citizens of Aurora, in Bookings
county. have organized q law and order
league to see that the prohib,tory law
Is enforced. There ID q general dispos,-
ton manifested in all parts OF the county
to give the measure a fair trial.
Aberdeen liquor dealers have paid
over $500 in fines for liquor shipped to
other towns via express companies q. o.
d. This law will be a surprise to many
dealers, and timely warning should ibu
taken. The ground taken is that the
sale takes place where.the money is paid.
the express companies simply acting as
agents.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
WANTED.

A Purchaser of Haif Interest In
the Dakota Iron Works at
Yankton.
The death of e. J. Anderson late of
the hrm Martin and Anderson. caves an
opportunity for an experienced naahin-
ist to purchase a balf interes. in q well
established foundry and machine shop
doing good business 10 . rapidly grow
ing and very promisipe portion of the
west. The only foundry and machine
shop in town ard well equipped with
machine tccis and foundry sppnfteu-
anees. Address: loHN MARrTN,
NJ Iankton,, Dakota. :
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
LOCAL CR.

AOCAL LAU0NEC s.
Only two more days OF 1887
Tbs toboggan slide will be. open this
evening.
Hogs sold in .he city to-day for SIS per
hundred.
Has anytone noticed that the days are
getting longer?
II ever the flies roost on anybody this
is the time of the year for them.
An entire year bas been frittered away
in electric light foolishness. Now let
us have the light.
The deputy sheriff OF Lawrence u
~ brought q patient to the Yankton
asylum this morning.
DR.. w. 81. H. Brown has purchased
She Hoffman lot on Third street, next
west from Coates block.
The quo warranto takers are trying
to wear the year out. In its feeble con-
bition it can't stand much more.
Excellent skating is afforded by the
ice in mi OF the slough holes on the
sand bar OF the foot OF Walnut street.
The young ladies Of the city have ar
ranged for a complimentary party to the
hschelors' club, to be given on Monday
evening next.
1t il an Astonisher-but fully S529. 900
worth OF hogs we're marketed and paid
for in Yankton during 1887. Nobody
will squeal over these figures.
Three Yankton Shippers have sent
$1,000 hogs to the markets OF the east
during 1887. Other shippers have not
been heard from yet. This is business
for railroads.
Atthis time of the year the stars 6re
shining at seven O'Clock in the morning,
This is because at seven O'Clock ii il
only half past six, there being q half hour
between standard time and local time.
Since the snow ordinance began to be
enforced boys worthy ald needy are
picking up many dimes and quarters u.
compensation for cleaning sidewslks.
Thus this beneficent ordinance helps re-
duee the surplus.
MIR. and Mrs. +. 1. FAR entertained
. number Of their friends st their resi-
dence last evening, instrumental ant
vocal mn 10 furnishing q. fund Of plens-
ure. A magic lantern exhibition alss
helped to anuse the company.
The city hall ID being completed al
sast as tk1 weather and other circum.
stances will permit and the building vii
be ready for use during the early part Of
the new Tear The binding is one o
the hest improvements in Yanktor
during the yesz Just closing.
Surveyor General Taylor was heard t
say in . conversation c~oncerning NJ,
tesoasces Of the Black Hills, chs fore
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
An Ad ,ition 10 the Commirt%e,

Minneapolis Journal: Old Sitting
Bull. chief OF the Sioux and . former
terror to people with scalps Of their own
has wheedled his people into raising
$1,000 with which to send him to WASH
ington to induce the governments to eivs
the Indians money for their lands in
stead OF cattle. Sitting Bull ia etnin-
entity q financial diplomAtiat. He used
TO sell autographs for . dollar apiece
and has the proceeds sailed away In hi
moocasinE. Sitting Boil and the one
state committee OF fifteen will do Wash
ington together, but the latter will pay
their OWN expenses. Lol The poor In
dian gets there ahead OF his whit,
brethren.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29

Rome last summer. he brought 4 very
cordial and congratulatory message o
PRESIDENT Cleveland from The pope on
the success OF his administration, and
we'll wishes for him personally, The
pope. in his interview with Cardinal
Gibbons, expressed much satisfaction
With u constitution and great interest
IN is operation. This suRetssed to tie
president the character OF the gift. No
letter was sent with it, but on the fly
leaf, IN the presidents hand writing, Is
an inscription presenting the book to
the pope on the fiftieth anniversary OF
his entry into the priesthood
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
personal.

aL IA
H.O. Preston returned to Mitchell to-
day.
Oapt. E. P, Ritzius returned to Fort
Meade yesterday.
J. NJ. B. Floyd, of Sioux City, is dong
business in Yankton.
james s. Davenport, of Mitchell,
spent last night in Yapkton.
Mrs. g. ". Yanderhule went to Water
town this morning for a visit.
Mrs. J. L. Davenport, OF Mitchell.
is in Yankton, a guest at ]. e. Bruce's.
Surveyor General Taylor, who is So
iourning in Yankton, went to Scotland
on business this forenoon.
Mrs. Tom Burns, OF Mitchell, passed
through Yankton to-day on her return
from a visit 10 Sioux City.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
Atkirs to tses,en.

Washington, Dec. 28--The resignation
of Hon. j. D. 9. Atkins, commissioner
of Indian affairs, is likely to be rendered
soon after the holidays. Mr.. Atkins,
like the late Secretary Folger, is q
nervous, active, scrupnlously honest
man, and overworks himself by looking
into the minute details of all the afaira
OF his ofioe.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
Wants snnrks, pIaoe.

Washington, Dec. 28-Richard P.
Hammond, encouragement OF Califor-
nis; and q citizen Of that state, has aled
an application for the position OF com
missioner.genersi OF the land office, vice
Sparks. He hss received leave OF sb.
with permission to come TO WASH
iDgton, and has had assurances thai
IJparks' place will not be filed until be
has been seen and heard. His eandl-
dscy is urged by the democrats OF tht
entire Pacihc slope.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-29
son,a Re.ainr ntrika Yet,

Bhamokin. Pa, Dec. 2s-The Beading
raiiscsd knights Of labor here are stis.l
ont. and declare they will mot return TO
work nnsil ishelr discharged associates At
this place are reinstated. Three train
crews OF non.union mon are at work. but
there are thirty-ive locomotives with
ont crews. The oollieries in this locality
are all idle owing to the lack OF trapspnr.
tation facilities The raiIfoad atrikers
however, declare that ~ miners will 90
on . strike Dlordered TO ado 60. Good
oydsY preyaile among tho atslkers.